Isabella I of Jerusalem - Ancestry

Ancestry

Ancestors of Isabella I of Jerusalem
16. Geoffrey II, Count of Gâtinais
(d. 1043/45)
8. Fulk IV, Count of Anjou
(1043–1109)
17. Ermengarde of Anjou
(1018–1076)
4. Fulk of Jerusalem
(1089/92–1143)
18. Simon I de Montfort
(1025–1087)
9. Bertrade de Montfort
(1070–1117)
19. Agnes, Countess of Évreux
(1018–1076)
2. Amalric I of Jerusalem
(1190–1252)
20. Hugh I, Count of Rethel (1040–1118)
10. Baldwin II of Jerusalem
(d. 1131)
21. Melisende of Montlhéry (10??-1118)
5. Melisende of Jerusalem
(1105–1161)
22. Gabriel, Lord of Melitene
(d. 1102/3)
11. Morphia of Melitene
(d. 1126/29)
1. Isabella I of Jerusalem
24. John II Komnenos
(1087–1143)
12. Andronikos Komnenos, sebastokrator
(1108–1142)
25. Irene of Hungary
(1088–1134)
6. John Doukas Komnenos, dux in Cyprus
(c.1128-aft.1176)
13. Eirene Aineiadissa (d. 1150/51)
3. Maria Komnene
(c.1154–1208/17)
14. John Taronites, pansebastos sebastos
(1095/1105-aft.1147)
7. Maria Taronitissa
(1125/30-aft.1176)

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